Working with scribes--the good, the surprising.

James Jerzak1

  • 1Bellin Health, Green Bay, WI, USA.

Summary

Scribe notes demonstrate high quality, supporting accurate medical record-keeping. This study validates the reliability of transcribed clinical documentation for patient care.

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